UNIONISM.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXIV, Issue XXIV, 18 February 1902, Page 2

UNIONISM.

TO XHX EDUOKi Sir.—The' old adag«, « United «• Btßnd, divided W9 »emj to hum been taken full advantage of' by i labourer* and artisans, etc., opto tM present date, and last bat sot least among the uftionsfarmed i« "The New Zealand Farmtni' Union," which bida fair to b»< ome a pwer in the Hum). I have often wpuden _ tfce apdfcyif the commei;<Msart<§f our edmmuiitty, especially*, the etorekeeping portion. They are suffering from a series cf wrongs, but bear the* patently. X lay foolishly, for- if jthey—like flu farmers—unit flu get wiw and wjoyVMueh better fatal*. I ihallnot Irctemptto depict tfyemodM opmmdi, iQT thati U well eneogh knowa among 4be body of oolnntsto under notiee; but I would respectfully request ill rested to most serisashr eoniider this vemiuder and ret to wont forthwith to protect their interests by uniting/ There an mi nv subjects to discuss, too many to treat of in ft letter, but , of vit»l import noe, with a view., to. future suocmw, or if neglected, to future tuin, or fresh field* and- paetures' new. awaken, be up and doing; we torn just started .on a new oentui7; let M start a new era.—l am, <*to., Om Imuran.